Innovative Conference Branding Package
Budget: $30 – $250 USD
I’m preparing a new accessibility-focused event called “Everything but the WCAG.” I need a crisp, forward-thinking visual identity that feels innovative without drifting into tech jargon. It also needs to be an accessible color palette, which means no mixing red and green, no pastels, and no low-contrast colors.
Here’s what I’m looking for:
• A primary conference logo delivered in vector and high-resolution raster formats, ready for print and digital use.
• A simple one-page style guide outlining color palette and typography choices (the conference font is Atkins Hyperlegible) so my team can keep everything consistent.
• A lean PowerPoint master (cover, closing, maybe 4 or 5 content slides with basic layouts like section separators, tables, graphics, etc.) that applies the new look and works flawlessly in Microsoft PowerPoint.
Clean lines, readable type, and a palette that signals accessibility without relying on the usual “blue” cliché will stand out. Please provide source files (AI/PSD for the logo and PPTX for the template) along with quick usage notes so I can hand everything straight to the speakers.
If you’ve crafted brand assets for conferences or accessibility initiatives before, feel free to share a couple of examples; it will help me see how you balance professionalism with creativity. Looking forward to an identity that sets the tone for an engaging, accessibility-minded event.
Here’s what I’m looking for:
• A primary conference logo delivered in vector and high-resolution raster formats, ready for print and digital use.
• A simple one-page style guide outlining color palette and typography choices (the conference font is Atkins Hyperlegible) so my team can keep everything consistent.
• A lean PowerPoint master (cover, closing, maybe 4 or 5 content slides with basic layouts like section separators, tables, graphics, etc.) that applies the new look and works flawlessly in Microsoft PowerPoint.
Clean lines, readable type, and a palette that signals accessibility without relying on the usual “blue” cliché will stand out. Please provide source files (AI/PSD for the logo and PPTX for the template) along with quick usage notes so I can hand everything straight to the speakers.
If you’ve crafted brand assets for conferences or accessibility initiatives before, feel free to share a couple of examples; it will help me see how you balance professionalism with creativity. Looking forward to an identity that sets the tone for an engaging, accessibility-minded event.